Kelvin Kiptum, killed in car crash, made history at Chicago Marathon
Race director Carey Pinkowski told CBS 2 that the first thing Kiptum did after finishing was to look for the last man to set the world record in Chicago, Khalid Khannouchi.
Network outage at Lurie Children's Hospital continues after cybersecurity attack
Some patients have been able to go to their scheduled appointments, but many were awaiting a call for when their children can return to get the care they need.
U.S. airstrikes target Iran-backed groups in Yemen
The new attacks come as tensions rise following the deaths of three U.S. soldiers.
Family plans funeral for teen shot and killed after leaving Chicago high school
In the last two weeks, six Chicago Public Schools students have been shot just steps from their schools.
Bill Murray celebrates "Harold Ramis Day" on Groundhog Day
He's up there stirring the clouds around, making that low pressure move out to Indiana and just drenching, ruining those people's lives over there in Indiana."
PAWS Chicago leads way in providing antibody to dogs with devastating parvo virus
Until now, there has not been a proven treatment for the parvovirus.
Chicago City Council to weigh ordinance effectively banning natural gas in new buildings
Supporters of the so-called Clean and Affordable Buildings Ordinance said it's an effort to tackle the global climate issue.
Trial for woman accused of killing, dismembering landlord on Northwest Side moved to April
Prosecutors say in October 2022, Kolalou brutally murdered and dismembered Walker out of anger about being evicted from the rooming house.
Crowds flock to Chicago 'rat hole,' remove plaster-like substance after it was filled in
Fans covered the again-exposed rat hole on Roscoe Street with spare change.
Sporting goods company replaces some stolen items after beloved youth coach is robbed
Coach Ernest Radcliffe said this week that he was grateful "for my life, because I could've been shot."
Winter storm moves in from the west to cover Chicago area
Gusty northwest winds behind the system into Friday will lead to areas of blowing and drifting snow as well, further impacting travel.
25-year-old dies after shooting on Eisenhower Expressway
Bullets hit at least one car in the westbound lanes just before 3:30 a.m., and more than two dozen shell casings were left behind, police said.
Aurora firefighters spent days braving dangerous cold to keep people safe
Over the course of four days, the Aurora Fire Department responded to nearly 300 emergency calls.
Chicago youth sports coach carjacked while packing car for baseball practice
Coach Ernest Radcliffe said he is now looking over his shoulder after he was carjacked just feet away from the place he has called home for nearly two decades.
Chicago area homeowner loses tree and power to thundersnow
"I thought a bomb literally had gone off!"